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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-07-23
Nationality of Barbers.

Germans make the best barbers, and the great majority are of that nationality Colored men are very proficient, and some men prefer them to a white man. l have seen Italian barbers, and of course you know there are Chinese barbers, but never saw but one Irish barber. had him in my shop five years ago, and he only stayed three weeks. He was very talkative, and rather insolent He had a sort of policeman air about him, and was very fond of cracking jokes, and I have discovered that the clI ner wants to do all the joking while the barber does the laughing. Americans can't learn the trade, or rather they won't, because they consider it menial. They will do very well to sit at the desk and do the cashier act, but when 1t comes to finger ing over a mans face, with the proper air of respect, they can't do it.-Phila- delphia Call.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-07-23
Snakes in Mexico.

Some of the islands are absolutely un- explorable, because of the inconceiyable number and variety of the serpents that infest them. No wonder those early Indians considered a skirt of woven snakes the most appropriate garment for the Goddess of the Earth. Centuries before the coming of the Aztecs the poetical peo- pie who inhabited these western shores, contemplating the azure Pacific, named the Goddess of Water Chalchiuhtlicue- = ''she of the skirts of blue;" and no less appropriately the tribes of this section called the earth's goddess Chihuacoatl- ''she of the skirt of snakes" Other tribes called her Coatlicue-''the woman serpent ''-the Aztec Eve, whose head is serpent's, with the breast and limbs of a woman, and whose gown is a web of snakes adorned with tassels and feathers.
 In attempting to explore some of the islands of Lake Chapala it seemed as if the earth literally wore a ''skirt of ser penis" The ground swarmed with them, swaying and writhing from every bush, hissing and squirming on every fallen tree, and rippling the water in all direc- tions. It was a question as to whi ch were more numerous, the birds above or snakes below. They tell us that as soon as the spring birds reappear there is a great gath ering of snakes below and hawks above. The latter literally cover the trees, and whenever hunger dictates they make a dash at the tired little creatures who have settled upon the islands after their annual return from some unknown re- zion. If bird escape the hawks and seek to refresh himself with drink, in the twinkling of an eye he is swallowed by one of the greedy serpents that lie in wait for him at the waters edge.-Cor. Philadelphia Record.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-07-23
Shooting into a Snow Bank.

Col. Whites experiments on the sistance offered by a bank of snow to rifle bullet, which were made at Ottawa, were most interesting. It was found that the Martini bullets fired into bank of well packed snow were completely spent after traversing a distance of not more than four feet. Snider bullets, in hard packed snow mixed with ice, but not hard enough to prevent digging into it with a sheet iron shovel, did not pene- trate more than about four feet; in per fectly dry snow, packed by natural drift, but capable of being easily crushed in the hand, a bullet penetrated about four feet, and in loose drifted, dry snow less than seven feet, though fired from points only twenty-nine or thirty yards distant Montreal Witness.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-07-23
Counterfeiting Old cremonas.

To such great extent is counterfeitipg and exporting carried on that fully half the so-called Cremonas are spurious, being inferior instruments, doctored and altered. There was one expert in New York who had number of tickets printed on dingy paper with the names of prominent mak- CTS, which he placed in all sorts of instru- ments and sold with guarantee.
 They say that violinist can detect a rare instrument by its tone, which can not be initiated. The appearance can be initiated, but not the tone, it has often been declared. There is even a way of deceiving the ear by thinning the wood of the breast underneath the bridge. The purchaser looks only at the thickness of the wood, indicated by the f. f. holes, and the tones being responsive will lead him to believe the violin an old and rare instrument. But it will deteriorate with time.-St. Lotus Republican.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-07-23
.NIenagerle Animals Insane.

A Brooklyn physician tells me that all the animals in Barnum's s 1nenagerie, and in every other menagerie for that matter, are insane. Not hQwling, roaring, biting mad, but simply off their mental bases.
 He says that no animal accustomed to the free range of woods and hills can be cooped up in cage for more than two or three months without going to pieces in- tellectually, and maundering around his cage in an aimless manner, paying little attention to anything but his feed. For snakes, croccodiles and that sort of cold blooded creatures, confinement is not irk- some; they obtain their provender with out hustling for it, and that suits them to dot. Some kinds of birds, too, find imprisonment natural condition, for they and their ancestors for many gener- ations were born in cages and never knew liberty. But with strong and active ami mals the case is different. The lion, the tiger, the wolf, fox and bear do not en- dure transplanting from their native des- erts, plains and jungles. Imprisonment ip little cages is to them the direst cruelty.
 would a man feel if he had to live @H one?-'' Rambler" in BrooklynlE Eagle.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-07-23
Proverbs Relating to the Moon.

Weather Proverbs Relating to the Moon.
 These are very numerous Some per sons suppose that the character of the weather can be foretold by the hour of the day or night when the changes of the moon occur. Others think that a change of the moon on Saturday is al ways followed by a severe storm, and still others say that "a Fridays moon, come when it will, comes too soon. :" Then, again, it is said if the points of the new moon are upward there will be dry weather; while others take the opposite view and say if they point sideways it will be dry. But leaving all these and many others like them, there are few proverbs about the moon which may be worth noting and testing. We give some of these:
 When the moon is visible in the day time the days are relatively cool.
 In western Kansas it is said that when the moon is near the full 1t never storms. and the sailors say the full moon eats clouds.
 If the full moon rises clear expect fine weather.
 A large ring around the moon and low clouds indicate rain in twenty four hours; small ring and high clouds rain in seV- eral days.
 Last night the moon had a golden ring, but tonight no moon l see.
 The larger the halo about the moon tte nearer the rain cloud, and the sooner the rain may be expected.
 When the moon is darkest near the horizon expect rain.
 If the full moon rise pale expect rain.
 A red moon indicates wind.
 If the moon is seen between the scud and broken clouds during gale # is ex- pected to scud away the bad weather. In the old of the moon a cloudy morn ing bodes fair afternoon.
 If there be general mist before sun rise near the full of the moon, the weather will be fine for some days.
 The rising or setting of the moon will be followed by a decrease of storm which is then prevailing. Journal.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-07-23
The Autocrat and the Baron.

Oliver Wendell Holmes gives the At lantic very interesting account of a visit which he paid to Tennyson. He says that he saw the poet to the best advantage under his own trees and walking over his own domain. II am sorry," he writes, ''that did not ask Tennyson to read or repeat some of his own lines to me. Hardly any one perfectly understands a poem but the poet himself. Others who have heard the poet laureate repeat his own verses say that he does so in a sort of rhythmical chant, his voice main taining full. rich monotone. and seldom rising very much. In later years he has rid himself of the inharmonious falling infleetion.''
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-07-23
The White Elephant.

A gentleman who has been in the land from whence the white elephants are supposed to come says that in 1,40o years only twenty-two animals deserving this distinction have been captured. The first white elephant ever seen outside of it's native land was exhibited 250 years ago in Holland. Chicago Herald.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-07-23
THE KISS.

Kiss me softly, and speak to me low, Malice has ever vigilant ear; What if Malice were lurking nearf
 Kiss me, dear Kiss me softly, and speak to me low. Kiss me softly, and speak to me low; Envy, too, has watchful ear; What if Envy should chance to heart
 Kiss me- dear! Kiss me softly, and speak to me low. Kiss me softly, and speak to me low; Trust me, darling, the time is near When we may love with never fear.
 Kiss me dear! Kiss me softly, and speak to me low.
 After Catullus.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-07-23
Corkt in the Bricks.

German builders use mixture of cork, sand, and lime nodded into bricks for the construction of light partition walls They say it excludes sound better than brick work, is light, and nonconductor of heat.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-07-23

The first iron boat is thought to have been built in TIT on the River Foss, in Yorkshire. It was fifteen feet long and made of sheet iron.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-07-23

A statistician who has investigated the subject says that 100000 pounds of but ter are used in New York city every day.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-07-23
Stage Lines.

 TEXAS AND CALIFORNIA STAGE co. DAILY LINE OF STAGES, Between Cass Grsnde and Florence. Carrying U. s. Mail and Wells, Fargo & Co.'S,
 -E4press- Leaves Casa Grande, Pam. Florence, 1p.m. Connec cting at Florence with DREW & cos. DAILY LINE Of Stages to FINAL and SILVER KING,
 - and with GLOBE and FLORENCE STAGE LINE. Leaves Florence Daily at p. m., for RIVERSIDE, DRIPPING SPRINGS, PI.
 ONEER and GLOBE.
 Connects at RIVERSIDE with Dr. Pools line for
 BENSON. J. c. LOSS, Agt. Casa Grande.
 W. E. GUILD, Agt Florence.
 ". NJ. MEALS LINE, Connects at MAMMOTH with Dr. Pools Stage from Riverside, for AMERICAN FLAG, ORACLE and TUCSON. Leaves Mammoth Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, returning alternate days.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-23
r d. EVANS 4 Co..

1910 Dodge e..
Invite sttontion to the following partial list OF
"A A., Saunders street east front, plainvew,
$1,000, "a cash.
a Piainvlow corner. only si,4oo.
=. corner in Yates n Hempcrs 5000. inside
A south front in Rus,n's add to Plainviow.
Acres in brighton at low prices on easy
We are agents of Florence Land company
and have good lots Cor sale in this handsome
suburb at low prices on easy terms.
Five fine east front lots on Grove street near
Leavcnworth for 81 300 each.
=. Five west front lots on Spring st in Barkalow
Place S at sl,ooO each il taken together ..
81 zoo. 1'''''' '''"'' y" "''' A'"''""o''" '''
East front lots on Lcavenworth. business
A large business lot on Leavonworth In West
side, boNsto, only Sl,0OO II taken soon.
csh north toe or sS', on s
and $4,000 respectively. For boss investments
see these soon. They win not last long.
lot in Omaha View, east slope, $1,000, easy
Ten acres north. ten acres southwest, three
acres In Tuttlcs subdivision. all cheap and
A frst.class business corner with three story
brick building. Cool
A 80 foot corner on Farnam st, bost in the
market.
A 50 # corner on Leavenworth cast of eth
street $4,000.
Lot on Tenth street near the Brownell Hail,
81 foot lot with house on, Centre St., noar l7th I,
on grade, $1,000, y cash.
66 foot east front on Fifteenth, near Centre,
with house. corner on . foot alley. will divide
or sell all, north IL g., 900, south l2 with house
$500.
Burlington Place South Omaha lots for 800
to $500. \ cash; only few LETT.
Fowler Place--t orner on county road $50 {;
onothCr corner 1850
House and 65 foot lot TO IT deep on California
street is exceedingly cheap at $4,000.
A south front on Farnam in jerome Park q
fine lot.
Corner on West Farnam $1,000
81 SOD buys handsome east front In Creston
81 $50 buys an east front on Virginia avenue.
slxl40 on Georgia avenue-owner anxiou sto
sell.
East front lot on Colfax street, near Howard.
5000
Cottage. ! rooms, flne east front lot Hanscom
place, $500.
Corner, 6oxl6s with cottage and barn, Poppls-
ton avenue, $4,000.
La veta place, along Lowe avenue, $1,000 to
81 $50. a cash.
Business lots
Vacant lots Improved and unimproved.
Suburban lots
Best list of property in Omaha.
Send us description OF what you have for
sale. We are members OF Omaha Real Estate
Exchange 24O 25
MILITARY ROAD-Businees lots, street car
1Vl line being laid in fronts in the center of
what will be one of the finest residence locations
about Omaha. Thirty OF these lots for sale at
prices that mako them a splendid investment.
Wallace, Creighton block. 259 %
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-23
w H. GATES, ga south 18th. over State

w National Bank, entrance on Harney.
A nice house 2etn and Charles SITS. new house
trees. sOxl35, $1,000.
New broom house, Charles ST., bet esth and
goth sts. $2, 700, only $500 cash.
= A Gilt Edge piece of property on 23d st.. bet.
Dodge and Capitol ave-. now l0room house. all
por @on,a sssh east rents
8.room cottage just notth Of above. cheap at
cottages on cath near st. Mary's ave., facing
east, one corner $4,000, terms easy.
ss Psss Of s OF TaDa Da1
lots and small cottage Goth and Dodge.
House and lot l5th street between Davenport
A valuable piece of property on lizard street
near 10th with trackage in rear, $500.
"A cheap piece OF property on Jones near 18th
Groom house and lot on Poppleton. south
front, barn, city water. 81 oOJ, u 900 cash. ,,.
5-room house Walnut Hill lot 5Oxlss picket
sroom house, Walnut Hnl, near new car line
g. ,500 $500 cash.
as room houses, convenient to street car,
- room house on stree. car line, head of st.
2 good houses and full lots. 18th st, just south
OF U. P. track. y a. 800. p.,nor.v
% ~ WI loIu uuu oulO ots.S lo'4
$4,000 cash.
l4xla.. cor: Leayenworth and 18th sts,; track.
age III rear, $4,000
rs feet in Rartlett's addition, near Leavon-
worth and Park ave-, $3.50.
south front lots in Bartlett's add, 81, SOD.
b3 feet on Leavenworth near 26tb, on grade,
at bargain.
IS feet Just north of Creighton college. s5. 900.
fun lot on 10Th St, near pavement, for q
few days only, 1920. Owner wants some cash.
good lots or Cummings street near end of car
line, 81, 900.
8 lots just of of Cummings street, ESQ.
A good residence lot, 2Sth and Capitol ave.,
81, 800.
IS IT on Georgia ave near Leavenworth,
cheap.
2 acres in Brookiine, $.25o.
10 OF the best lots in Hnnscom place.
full lots cor Goth and Dodge, 5000.
OF the best lots In Hawthorne facing south
and east. 81, 100 to $4,000.
Choice lots in kilby place, one for $500.
East front lot on 3. 18th st., 1910
of the best lots in Hillside No. 2, 81, 500.
Corner 18th and Center, - ,SO0
2lots Isaac Selden's add, just on Leaven-
worth, $500.
15Oxi30 Park place. facing south, SO, 100.
2good lots Hanscom park add.
Chofce lots Maynes add
10 lots Orchard Hill, S15o TO $1,000.
rs lots Saunders j. Himebaugh add, $500 to
$1,000.
40 ncres near table land at $3.50. Every foot
lays high.
Send in list of your property if you want it
pushed. $50
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-23
:" @. .SHRIVER-Special Bargains.
Wv Two fine east front lots in kllby plAcc

w Two fine east front lots in kilby place.
Good lot ia Bedford place, $3.50.
Lot I'm Plainview on Saunders st., only Sl,55O.
"a It south front in Hawes add, Si,25O:
2choice south front lots in AS. Patricks add,
each $3.50.
schoice south, front lots in A. S. Patrick's
e6xiia n, cor 2.th and Burdotte sts., nice lot
for building, $4,000.
- IT. on Saunders ST., near Hamilton. $40 per
So e; on Farnam near U. p. Headquartcr,
Lot So IT. from, in Jerome Park. near Farnam
Nice lot in Tabor Pace, $1,000
13i # on Saunders st. and Burt corner, $4,000
g ten-acre tracts OF beautiful and sig htly lay
ng ground near the Mute institute, ut bar
gain.
20 acres adjoining Pleasant Hill, $500 per acre.
Fine south front lot in Smiths Park, $500.
Good lotion California st. one mile from post.
Office, 5000.
Beautiful lot on 18th st. north of Sherman,
very easy terms, 81 200.
feet ;s north north Of Of Ss sser%a1 n. % :0
1s # square on track north OF U. r. shops.
Go It on track north of U. P. shops on Nicho-
Full lot in shinns End add $500
Fu!, lot; ct; south front, on Burdette and Goth
beautiful lots. 4Oxls7, just OF red car lnc
easy terms, each Sl15O.
100 IT front on Sherman ave, on paved street
SlUU 1901.
East front lot in Hawthorne only 81 800.
1O0Nl2+, Plainview, corner, S,4OO.
2sx68 II on 9Th and Burdetto sts. 5000.
T5 TT east front corner 18th and Burdette SITS
$500.
1Ooxl5o # east front corner in Hanscom
place $7,2W.
Fine east front on Georgia ave In Hanscom
place, $1,000.
Nine lots on Vagina ave, 81 800.
South front in Dupont place $500.
good lots near 3tst and Leavenworth each
$500.
Fine lots in Washington Square, $1,000.
Lots in Shrivcr Place, $500 to $500. easy terms,
near West Side depot.
Lots in North Omaha add, only miles from
pOstoifice, three-eights of mile from fair
grounds $3.50 to $500 por lot.
Houses and lots in all parts of city. Being
members OF the exchange we have one OF the
largest lists of property in the city.
w. G.. Shrivtr, opposite postofiice. 2l9
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-23

~ +. ELSAsSER, 3ls 8 10th street. 2nsw
NJ houses story and frl lot on 3 10th street
blocks from Brow mel hall. 4 front rents to
nrst class tenant for go per mo, always did
Have been offered more and year In advance
This This will be surely sold ia 10 days First come,
have also bargain In 2 best lots in DOnovan's
add, Q blocks from street car.
North 10th, lfx140, bargain.
9Th ana nOdge, s8xl2 on Dodge
10th bet Harney and Howard, 44xlas.
Bedford opp. foundry. corner 100 IT, 3st
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-23

A MES. No. 1907 Farnam st.
ha,s "a This list d may " help y you to find desirable
396 House, corner lot 8Uxl74, Hamilton ST., S.
ss5 8 8honses rent for $50. corner lot on car
30e House rooms, Montana st.. 4 lot, $3.50.
1888 H9%se ,se 4 rooms, lot 6oxlao, shlnn's add.
asT House rooms. well-buit, loves add,
full lot, $4,000.
3si House rooms. new house, Walnut Hill,
3ss House rooms Hanscom place. fun lot,
3sl House II rooms, modern, barn, &C., full
lot on Georgia ave. $4,000.
37s House 70 rooms, small lot, rents $50, Goth
37s House II rooms fun lot, east front. 7oxl4o.
modern. good value, 2lst St. 5000.
3'7 House II rooms, modern, California st. \
$40 House ) rooms stores, Arbor place, q. 900
375 House 8 rooms, brick, full lot, corner,
Shinns add, $500
front, 18th Ct. near St. Nary's ave, $1,000,
1913 House Q rooms. modern, with . full lots,
3sl House, new, 10 rooms, all modern, Califor.
mia st., $3.50.
$50 Modern 4 room house, east front, Park
ave., full lot, 1000
$3.50 House rooms fne shrubbery, 2 full lots,
1856 House, rooms. modern, full lot. Hanscom
near Hanscom park. $3.50.
In perfect order; full lot, south front.
369 / acre with good broom house, barn, hen
house IN good locality, s2,6OO.
3es On st. Msry's avenue; good house, lot l3s
~ south % 18th ist Street seS E q ,Ooo. '0' anu "''
3es houses. full lot, Chicago street 5000.
Se4 House bus' s. sS@sSoms' roc barn; lot 4oxll5; Arbor
a55 Houses; House rent rem $50 per month. North 18th
sA House. rooms. u lot. on Hamilton st rect
$50 shouses rent sts ss per mo- lot corner S5xlsi.
2E House, rooms, small lot ON Cass st, 1900.
Sa. GhoiGe Ice lets ep Cunning 1 e. together $780,
TIL Himebaugh Place on Ridge ave., fne lot.
zss 7sS Tabor EnsS place, Place: lot; t. s,;soSa 4 90
7es Choice lot. blk :E' loves % add. si.; Cheap at
.ss .ss s ill., ense,4 vest of !, Park ave- $3.50;
100 55xIsT ivest 3in aha. good location, q $50.
75s Good lot, Haqscom Place, blk q 81, 400.
759 East front, Summit Place, near Dodge st,
751 Very % Choice, Lowe ave, 81, 800.
res Tsst sesn arnf fron IN a m aad for Ss
7ss Bur iSUsi & psst Sacred Heart ,loxl74, very
7S Park ave 100 y for $500 Also 100 # for
745 Facing Hsasoom park, very choice lot at
$3.50.
747 Choice lot California st, 81, 800.
743 r V Smiths add, lots each $4,000
7:S9 Lake ct corner Goth, l50xl23. &926l
037 1e0 IT 2 lots State st, 5000. And double
front lot facing Hamilton st for eI.slU.
1t5 Good lot Hsnscom place, blk l9, $3.50.
T3l Very choice, Georgia ave near Poppieton
for $3.50.
~ Very desirable lot on Hamilton st near
Reservoir. 81, 100,
-. Ames' Real Estate Agency,
765 No. 1907 Farnam St
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-23

nENMAN PLACE-On Ames avenue, near
DState street and near the new Northwestern
cutoff Cheap at $625 to $7UO, one fifth cash
Wallace. Creighton block. 259 80
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-23
WISE 4 PARMELE,

w 1909 Faruen st.
Oifer these bargains to day;
corner GEORGIA ave. and Dupont slam
Orchard hill, choice lots each ta5l
House and 2Iots. Saunders & Himebaugh's
Add. to Walnut hill ~ 800.
70 Finest lots in Clovordale, bargains
Fine lots In kilby place, cheap.
Fine1 t2lot John Reiok's SUB division.
2choice lots in Maynes add. each sj)l
2choice lots Farmount place
lacre best In Bevedere, bargain eOl
2lots Jotter's addition, each SI0l
5lots Mt. Douglas. each $3.50.
2lots South Ex place, eacn 500.
3Brown Park. bargains each S8)l.
% lots choice in Yates n Hcmpels atdtion.
10 acres a, mile south of Harris Pattersons
annex, extra nice, che lp and easy terms.
fine list OF western lands for sale, or trane
for Omaha property. at.
400 acres highly improved, saunders Co. s"'e
or trade.
1lb feet front on 10th street,
Last, not le tst, corner on Fdrnam stjOJl ana
many others, 1899 Farnam, Wise and Parinelo.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-23
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MILITARY ROAD--Busincss lots, street car
1Vl line being laid in front; In the center OF
what viii be one of the finest residence locations
about Omaha. Thirty of these lots for sale at
prices that make them a splendid investment
Wallace. Creighton block. 259 %
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-23

10 ACRES miles west of p O, for sale. 5000
L per acre. ID. G. Patterson, Omaha Ma
tiOnal bank. $50
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-23
FOR SALE--HOUSES---LOTS.

DARG AIMS May be had OF
ID ]. N. Pierce & Co. in
Plainview,
Bedford PlaceJ
Paddock Place,
Kilby Place,
Patrick's Addition,
Clarendon,
Paramount,
Orchard Hill.
Saunde RS & Heimbaugh Addition,
Walnut Hill,
Hawthorne,
Thornburg.
Marsh's Addition,
Dwight & Lyman's Addition,
Kountze & Ruths Addition,
South Omaha,
and others.
We have some bargains in acreage property,
desirable for plating. ]. N. Pierce & Co, 1906
Douglas street, ground floor. Oiice open in
the evening. 23S-23.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-23

MONEY TO loan on improved city property at
1Vl per cent Money on hand; do not have
to wait. Have a complete set of abstract books
of Douglas county. |. n. Watson, abstracter
Harris Real Estate and Loan Co., $40 s. 18TH st.
Sbj
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-23
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY to loan on real estate and ch attels
1Nl s. Katz 4 Co. l5ll Farnam ST., ground floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-03-23
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ENOR SALE-Or exchange for stock merchan-
Il disc, $50 acres school land in eastern Col
orado. Address NJ, lock box "a, Fairmont. Neb.